Best Coast headlined at Showbox at the Market last week. Formed in 2009, Bethany Cosentino and Bobb Bruno both play guitar with a 1950s/1960s pop and rock style. Their third studio album, California Nights, was released last month.
Photos: Refused & White Lung @ the Crocodile
One day, specifically May 30th, Refused, a hardcore band from a place called Umeå, in Sweden, headlined the Crocodile. And the show looked dangerous indeed. The group, gearing up for the release of its fourth album, Freedom (ready on June 30th), has had quite the rotating lineup. However, the current lineup includes original members Dennis Lyxzén (vocals), David Sandström (drums) and Kristofer Steen (guitar). Basically it’s an awesome reunion. A cool FYI: Lyxzén was voted Sexiest Man in Sweden by Elle Magazine in 2004. Sounds good!
Opening the night was Canada’s White Lung! All photos by Paul Israel:
Photos: Clean Bandit w/Kid Hops & Pezzner @ Showbox at the Market
Grammy-award winning British band Clean Bandit headlined Showbox at the Market on April 21st. More about that Grammy: the quartet won for best Dance Recording with the song “Rather Be.” You know it. You love it. Admit it. And how many electronic bands have a cello as a key instrument? That’s pretty cool.
Clean Bandit heads out on a world tour in a few days; chances are they will be somewhere near you very soon. Opening the Seattle date were Kid Hops and Pezzner.
All photos by Alex Crick :
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Photos: BIG BLDG BASH 2015
Check out these moments from the BIG BLDG BASH this past weekend. The gathering featured an array of local music in one massive multi-level artisan commune.
Josh Chin, Light Linked Visuals at the BIG BLDG BASH
Photos: Celtic Woman @ Comcast Arena
Entertaining the globe for a decade now, Celtic Woman brought their 10th Anniversary World Tour to the Comcast Arena, north of Seattle. Vocalists Susan McFadden, Máiréad Carlin and Alex Sharpe, along with fiddler Máiréad Nesbitt, mesmerized the audience with their beautiful voices and dancing for nearly two hours. Five dancers/singers and a seven-member backing orchestra and completed the cast. At the end of the evening, all seats were empty for a standing ovation.

(L-R) Alex Sharpe, Susan McFadden, Máiréad Carlin and Máiréad Nesbitt

















































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